Can you think of some way to prevent the operator knowing the results in advance?

The game could generate each roll randomly as it happens, like what happens in "real" casinos. That would prevent the operator from knowing the result in advance.

The problem with that approach is that there is no way for the customer to tell whether the casino is really generating the rolls randomly. They could be choosing them deliberately some percentage of the time to make the players lose more than they should.

This is why bitcoin casinos almost always use some kind of provably fair system. That allows the customer to verify that their roll was fairly determined, but also allows the operator to know the result before it happens. It's possible to make this better, by making the operator have to conspire with a group of third parties such as the "auditor" in bustadice's case, but that doesn't really fix the problem, it just means you have to trust the operator not to conspire with the auditor (who as far as you know is also the operator anyway).

Even if there was some way to prevent the operator cheating the investors he could still decide one day to run off with the bankroll. So the bottom line is you have to trust him if you want to invest in his game's bankroll.

In general (and not specific to Bustabit/Bustadice) the provably fair system is (as you excellently articulated) only fair if there is trust. I have no doubt that scammer website owners have used the provably fair system to scam but at the same time just because a system can be misused does not mean it will be.

Everybody knows the risks before they start investing in bankrolls and before they start playing the games on casinos. It is only from the reviews those participants leave that others can have an idea of how of what to expect.

The difference is the style of game basically. Is it same for people who get out at x2 for example? Sure, it does look eerily similar however this game doesn't have that offline single player dice method, here you play with a lot of other people and bet on the same game together which creates a different set of community.

Basically, with the idea that house edge similar you can play any other game like plinko and say the game is similar to dice, or you can play on poker/sportsbooks and say it is different however when it comes to gambling almost everything looks similar with the exact same house edge which is why games are different in play style.

Bustabit might have the same house edge but the game is insanely different and provides much more as a community instead of playing as an individual.

As far as I understand the gameplay, the goal is to win against the bank before it collapses.  But I can’t understand how my winnings depend on the volume of bets I have made?  It seems to me that everyone can win this game if he is not greedy.

As I understand it, if there is a condition for raising rates after each win, can I use the previous win without making a new deposit?  Regarding winning and losing, everything is clear here, because gambling is precisely who is luckier. By the way, I am currently following this project a lot and I was pleasantly surprised by the information that a provably fair game scheme is in place to eliminate any further doubts about legitimacy.  Respect.

bustabit's house edge is only 1%. That's fairly standard in the industry, certainly not higher than ordinary.

At first onehash is reputable website and they are on btctalk for a long time, they wouldn't do such action for two reason: 1. Copyright 2. Forum ethics

devans
Wish it was possible to license game because you can't imagine what happens outside your website. A lot of local casinos are so hyped with this game recently, they added it and attracted a lot of customer. This fact makes me sad that such a great website has less customers then those whom just cloned your website yesterday.
Btw don't you plan to make some changes in game UI? It's very, very old, as far as I remember it was never changed.

It looks like he's already received good advice in the thread, namely to contact me via bustabit's support request form at https://www.bustabit.com/support if he has an issue with his account.

I cannot discuss other players' support requests or private information, but it's worth noting a few things: bustabit never deletes an account on its own accord. The only time an account will be deleted is if the user requests it. Both withdrawing as well as deleting an account require the account's login credentials to be entered again to confirm.

I never doubted your honesty or your credibility. I just wanted to bring it to your attention since the claim made was hard to believe as a fault by the website.

Thank you for the clarification.